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Newsletter
Summer 2004
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TECHtonics Alumni Newsletter
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Wilsons Have Baby

May 28, 2004 -- Recent geophysics PhD grad Dave Wilson and geology PhD candidate Jen Wilson gave birth to Kaya Mae Wilson.

Hydro Research Group in Sonoran Experiment

July 10, 2004 -- The Surface Hydrology Research Group participated in the Soil Moisture Experiment 2004 in Sonora, Mexico, from July 10-26, 2004. Details.

Sessions Have Baby

July 30, 2004 -- EES tech Byron Sessions and visiting physics professor Sharon Sessions gave birth to Rio Walker Sessions.

Hydro Grad Students Featured in Magazine Article

July 2004 -- Sam Earman, PhD Candidate, Hydrology, and Robert Wyckoff, MS Student, Hydrology, are both featured in the July 2004 issue of Divining Rod (647kB PDF).

EES Disk Array Meltdown

August 2, 2004 -- This is why EES user accounts and the website were unavailable this morning.

Boston Quoted on Martians

August 18, 2004 -- Penny Boston is quoted in the Albuquerque Tribune regarding her opinon on Martians and if they have ever visited here before. See the last two paragraphs.

Vivoni Wins SURP Competition

August 2004 -- Congratulations to Enrique Vivoni for being one of three 3 NMT professors selected in the Sandia University Research Program (SURP) FY2005 competition. His winning proposal, GIS-Based System Dynamics Modeling of Watershed Processes for Water Resources Management in the Rio Grande, New Mexico, will receive $40,000 in funding. Vivoni's Sandia collaborator is Vince Tidwell, an EES faculty adjunct. Carlos Aragon, MS Student in Hydrology, will also be working on this project.